Dr. LaFleur's Theory Trailer (1912)
Dr. Lafleur is convinced that crime is an illness and can be treated like that.
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Cast
Maurice Costello as Dr. LaFleur
Van Dyke Brooke as A Hardened Criminal
Clara Kimball Young as The Criminal's Moll
James Morrison as The Criminal's Right-Hand-Man
International Releases Dates
United States 05 May 1912
Production Companies
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